Ross Taylor powered New Zealand to victory with his quickfire knock of 48
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Ross Taylor smashed a 29-ball 48 to lead New Zealand to a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first Twenty20 International in Pallekele.
Akila Dananjaya finished with figures of 5-57 off 22 overs
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Akila Dananjaya took all five wickets that fell on the first day in Galle to give Sri Lanka the upper hand over New Zealand before rain ended play earlier than expected.
New Zealand pace bowler Matt Henry was named Man of the Match for dismissing Rohit Sharma, Lokesh Rahul and Dinesh Karthik
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New Zealand booked their spot in the World Cup final after stunning India by 18 runs in their thrilling semi-final clash in Manchester.
Kane Williamson celebrates after scoring his 13th ODI century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson scored a career-best 148 as his side survived a sensational 101 from West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite to triumph by five runs in Manchester.
Ross Taylor struck nine boundaries during his knock of 82
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Ross Taylor scored a crucial 82 as New Zealand escaped with a two-wicket win over Bangladesh in their World Cup clash at The Oval.
Ross Taylor celebrates after bringing up his third double hundred in Test cricket
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Ross Taylor scored a sensational 200 as New Zealand tormented Bangladesh and require seven wickets to win heading into the final day in Wellington.
Mohammed Shami finished with figures of 3-41 off nine overs
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Mohammed Shami took three wickets as India not only beat New Zealand by three wickets in the third ODI, but also secured an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
Ross Taylor celebrates after scoring his 20th ODI century
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Ross Taylor and Henry Nicholls scored 137 and 124 not out respectively as New Zealand crushed Sri Lanka by 115 runs in the third ODI in Nelson.
Thisara Perera’s maiden ODI century went in vain
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Sri Lanka all-rounder Thisara Perera struck a career-best 140, but it wasn’t enough to lead his side to victory against New Zealand as they lost by 21 runs in Mount Maunganui.
Tom Latham celebrates after scoring his seventh Test century
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New Zealand opener Tom Latham scored an unbeaten 121 as his side tormented Sri Lanka on the second day of the first Test in Wellington.
